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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
RUSSIA THREATENS
TO FORCE SETTLEMENT Ar ONCE
ottho bulgarian nQusstion-o' o'nrIen Defiant.
he Is oFdersd Under Arrest for Failing
to Appear In Coutt-The Brl,l,h cabl.
;5 net Hastily Summoned TO Meet,

LONDON, Sept. 0.-Tho Bulgarian qut q.
l!cn appears to bc rapidly nonting set.
uenent' aud forced settlement as that.
Tho mission Of Gen. Enroth on behalf Of
Rusaia having boen abandoned on ae. D.
count OF tho failure Of aomo Of The powers
% give formal assent TO his presence In
Bulgaria 40 the Porte's provlsiona, pover.
nor ostenaibly, but the Czsr's representa-.
i've really the St. Petersburg government
has thrown down tho gauntlet and do.
olnred that tho treaty Of Berlin must be
either respected in toto or diaregarded in
whole. ' n
II tho Powers, Rursla sets forth, are con.
tent to permit Prince Ferdinand, BY his
presence in Bulgaria, to violate tho termu
OF the treaty aH regard the Balkan ssateu.
they must expectto see Russia ignore such
provielons Of the Treaty as stand In tho wav
OF driving out tho "usurpere" and gaining
other advantages that he, heretofore s,rirt
Observance OF obligations Of tho conyen.
ton hao, prevented her from obtaining.
Kuasie hae all along been accused Of
playing the part OF the dog in the man.
ger IN the Bulgarian business but Il In
not sho that Is not filing tba. ro]e, Paw.
era that have been fo.omost in imputin,
that character OF R1ssia are now Tho onps
that object to Russia'a methods Of re.
a.toring legal government in Bulgaria. =,
They admit, either tactically or explicit.
~, that the election Of Prince Fetdlnnnd
was illegal aud that every day Of bis etGv
IN Sofia as the ossensible ruler of the
principality, emphaaizes tho fI4erancy Of
his violation Of tho treaty and insults the
powers signstory thereto; yet thoy take
40 steps to punish him or to compel him
to rei!!nquish the power he has no right. to
exerciae. - ~. -.0'-'"> AN'''
1t was not to be expected that Gs1ranv
would take the initiative in amoyemcnt
Of this kind, efncs her interests in the
Balkan states are insignificant ss co,pnsr-
cd with those OF come of tho other Powera
put the lsct is now beyond queuson that
tAo German Government ia committed TO
3 passive policy, and, to tho extent of
Eoeping It's hande on, will assist Russia in
the status quo aniein Bulgaria.
VIII this understanding Russis will an-
toubtediy in q few days manifest her in.
tention to perform alone the duty tha. tho
other Powers have neglected. Deepitatho
fecant conflicting reports on tho subject,
7 Is now pretty definitely settled that the
OF Germany aud tho Gear will
meet at ststtin next week, and whateyor
plans the Gar may have formed con.
:erning Russia's action in Bulgaria will
ioubtiess be concurred in by tho Kaiser
md acted upon without DELAY.
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KENTUCKY FORESTS AFlRE,
Properly of Farmors Destroyed Owing tt
Scarcity Of Water,

Properly OK FRrmors Destroyed Owing to a
Scarcity of Water.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. Ga disastrouu
forest Ere is raging near Meadow Lawn,
about fifteen mileu from this city, and
many acre5 Of Gns timber have been de.
stroyed.
Tho fire originated n,tho farm OF Mein.
hert Hasaoi, where barn caught fire from
some unknown cause. Communicating TO
the dry grass Of the parched meadow land
the woods we're soon ignited, and brisk
breezs famed and spread the flames.
The farmers are obliged to stand idly by
and soc their possessions swept from thenl
on account OF tho ncarcity OF water, thore
being barely enough for tho atock on their
placca. In many instances iarmerG aaveL
their property from destruction by getting
their stubble lands on fire ahead OF the
main fire, and thus the great blGzs would
dto out when it reached their places for
want Of fuel.
The ires extended for distance of
shout three miles equa,e, and arc easily
communicated from ons strip OF woods to
another. Much valuable property has al
rssdy been consumed, but it is thought
the progress OF the FIRE has beon checked,
and that 1t will soon exhsust Itself.
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Tho Verdict uuauImous.

W. D; sult, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes:
titles: VI cali recommend Electric Bi,ters
as 'the very best remedy. Every bottle
ao!d has g!von relief in Svery case, One
inan took ak bottles aud was curod Of
Ehenmatism Of 10 years STANDING" Abra.
ham llaEs, druggist, Bellvil!e, Ohio, Bt-
firms: THE best selling medicine haro
eror handled in my - yeGs' nXparinncs,
10 Electric Bittcrs." Thousands OF otl,esa
havo &dcd their testimony, so that tho
verdict ia unansmous thu, Electric Bitters
DO cure all diseaos o. tho Liver, ki,lneyE
or Blood. Only Il hall dollar q bottle at
Logan 4 Co.'s drug sto,o.
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MusgooEr, l. T., September 9.-Thf
National election 70, Chioi, Second Chic
and members oil the House o! kingf
Warsiora occurred Tuesday. Returns
come in slowly, but 30 fer Indicate the
election OF Lagus Perryman, OF Thulaa, as
Chief over Joe Perrymsn, the pregent in
cnmbent. Lcgug Perryman iavora the
'aale OF 0klahoma. He is a mau Of good
ability, !ino education, has been delegate
10 Washington, D. G., and enjoys the con.
adence OF the people. The election wen,
Oh quietly, and but one shooting ecsape
occurred.
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Colonel MCLEAN, whoss friends made
so earnest fight fos his nomination for
Governor in the last Republican State
Convention, talks entertainingly in to
days ISTELElGEScER. At this stage o.
tho game it is not necessary to get
excited over the next ticket, but it is moi
too early to remark that Colonel Mclean
would mako rattliug good run and a
first rats Governor. There are more good
mer in the Republican party in West
Virgiais, end any ono Of them may prove
to ba tho elect. At this time the In.
TELLlG EscEE is not loading up with any.
bo1y's p.aterrsd stcck.
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NASnvtLLg, Tenn, sept. 9.-There ia
Considerable excitement oyer the charged
againBt Collector Iiillaman, OF tho Inter.
nal Revenue dig.ric!, that he had assessed
all tia Bubo1dnhtcs IS to sl0 each for the
anti.prohibition campaign fund. The
,nattnr got ont from q private letter from
"a. Wella. = atoIekeoper ct Maxwell, to
hia mother, in which he says he doesn't
TO contribute, but suppoaes he mnst.
Hia mother and father, who arc warm
prGhbitionis:s, mado the letter public.
WelIs yeaterday reiterated his abatement
Aad additions! detGiig.
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4 DrfhlCntinn ihnt Nuuana Tnli

NEw IoHE, Sept. "a deiElcation thal
10 ell the talk among tho members OF the
Manufacturing jewelers. Board OF Trade
has j1S!. been made public. Through III.
dishonesty of,George + Emery, Secretary
OF that organization, i! loses $1,000 or
more. With tho MD OF friuads nnd rela.
tiVes Mr. Emery has bean able 10 make
DrAC:ics! restitution in order to avoid
prosecution. His whereabouta are at pres.
ent unknown.
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1SplAHArolis, IEn, Sept. ~ The
JotunnlS Wabnsh special reports that at
Warsaw, Ind, to-day Chaplain McCabe,
Secretary Of tho Board Of Miasionu oi the
Methodiat Episcopal Church, received
in buhH!f Of tho Board tho
largcss private donation oyer
mH,lo to that body or Tor miosiona In tho
history Of tho Church. The gii, consse
Of property in WNrnnw valued Mt Sl30 600,
and tho donors are Elijah uayeaa and wife.
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Sunday School rrnyhvr,' Study.

Tho Union meeting for tho study OF the
International Snuany School Lesson, al
tho Young Mems Christian Association
building, will be resumed to.lsy, aftcr y
vacation dnrlng July ana August. The
meeting will DO held no formerly In tho
Association parlora. each Saturday after.
noon, from 8 o'clock 10 10 minu!pp OF q.
Tho Rsy. DR.. OoohO, whose teachings
have been 80 plohsiug mud profitable IN
tho past, will continue tho canduc, Of the
leDeoNR. All Sunday School workers and
Bible atudonts aro invited Il nttpnl .hs
meeting this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10

New YoaG, Sept. "a senga.ion has
been cEoatol in .hcAtrlcNl circles by the
announcement that ex.Stats Senator Tom
Grady, TammHuy's n;lvor tongued orator,
wAs uomU t:mo ago aecro.ly married. to
Flolencu Irwin. Of tho Irwin sisters, sona
md dance gisls OF Tony Pastor. The mat
ringc was kept accrel b9CGuso Of di.lor
onco In religion, tho wifs being Protest
mt. MrE. Grady ha, wcarricd Of domea
Tic liiu nud longs to return to the atage.
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tS>----
Five LABEL YaI,s In lhrse fsaFs,

WABASH, lHD., September 0.--Nannie
Linn, tho divorced wifo Of Ice Linn, at
present editor OF tho Donnison (rexa)
Htrs. hut iCrmorly editor OF tho Wabash
Courier, tB NEXT Of kin Of Lee Linn, jt., has
begun sat a2N!nGt tho Wabash Times for
SJ,0O0. The Huit Is based on an article
pub!ishUd lnat February. The Times is
but three ycRr1 old .nd hsa boen buod for
libe! five li;nul,
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BooSzYILLE, Mo., Sept. O.-ln letter 10
WalIaee Wili!Ams, editor OF the Adrer,istr,
IN reapoa9s 10 an inquiry as to his posi-
ti0a respecting IocG! option and prohibit
sioH, S"leyaoa D4.ia writes that hs is in
iayor ol thn exercise OF the power Of local
option. Es Commends It because the
adoption OF the rnlO would depend upon
the coDsent Of shs goysrned, and, bbjng
supported by public opinion, could be
yoaceably and properly enforced.
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Hernlinrdt Lpses her yoics.

PARIS, Sept. 9.-sarah Bssnhardt has
loat her voice completely, the result of q
cold caught by imprudencs aad exposure
at her country place in the south OF
FRANCE. sasdou is IN great trouble, as re-
hearssla ior the new play Deborah" a1o
called for September Is. Sarah cannot
speak sbovea whispsr, and It is fes,ea she
has suffered come permanent injury to
her threat.
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7 SEVEN 10 TWO,
Wheeling Could not hit Nyoe and 90 lost

Wheeling ConId not hit Nyce aud 90 Lost
t-r the Game. 81 l., -H,=
Special Dispdich 10 The Inttlligencer.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 0.-1nubillty to hit
Nyce los. the game for Wheeling to-day,
while the Columbus boys thumped Kim.
Der for total OF twenty-five bases, ten
being mrdoin tho sixth inning, two three.
bagSers and a homo run. Both teams
feldea we'll, and Tho game wan one OF the
prettiest aeen for some time. Tho Wheel.
Ing team is by far tho most popular club
that visits Columbus, and losing to them
occasions no Ill feeling. Wheeling made
her two runs by punching three OF her
four hits in ono inning. stellbsrger gave
good satisfaction as umpire. Score:
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Mlun!e aIaddsrn Sues For Divorce.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 9.-It is an.
uourcsd that during the recent visit OF
Minnie Msddern to Dstroit, steps wese
taken looking to divorce OF the sctreas
nom hec husband, LsGraud White. Few
people outside Of the profession knew thst
Minnie. Maddern was married, and fever
in the ranks knew that she had not lived
With hor husband for three Yeas. She
was married in St. Louis when only six.
teen yeGra old. White was then in the
orchestra Of Pope's Theatre. What
grounds Miss Madden will sue Oh are
not stated,
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DEMo.S, Pa, Sopt. "a month II ago
Mrn. Vandeman, wiIo o! appointment don.
list, died unlpr sn9piciono circumstances.
Tho body was exhumed, mud ycsterday
tho Coro6er's jury rendered n verdict that
Mrp. Vsndumnn had heun given poIaon by
hor aervant girl, prepared at tho direction
Of MIR. Handpman. Vnndemnn WIG ar'
rosted charged with murder.
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Had n n,Tul,ilec.

FoEr AsslsAnolSE, Mont, Sept. o.
Tho Manitoba Railroad extensioH reached
the crossing OF tbs Beaver creek, yis;ual-
ly .hs Asslnaboins station, at sunaown
Inst night. The garrison turned ont and
the Twentieth Regiment Band greeted the
track.layers with mueie. Some 5000
chanEed hands on the result, mos. oi the
betting being on tho train reaching hero
by December 9th. ~ NT'--'"''
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EL PAso, TlI, sspt. 0.-L!cencisdo
NyOra, Of pAao del Norte, who 10 prosc-
cnsing attorney and neg. in authority to
Judge Hnbia, who recently assaulted Con.
sUs Bingham, hna received telegram nm
nouncing tho uuspengior OF XubiR and in.
a:!ucl'ng him s5luEn over immedia.eiy tho
archives, etc, o! tho court luttery to tho
tirbs .lcaide. Juan E4rulo.
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THIS is u year Of big fairs, big reunions,
big buslness enterprises and big thinga
generally in West Virginia. Judging
from tho length Of tho strides being taken
just now, 1t won't bo great while until
the boom reaches high water mark.
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CnEsroS, la, Sept. O.-Ths li..lo son OF
Char!eo L. Cook, OF Brooklyn, N. y, in.
jured in tho Alton wreck, diol last night.
Miss Sarah Grunnigor, OF Cleveland, O.,
badly fc0ldNl, Ia ntill very low. The
oshof injured onta aro doing very we'll, in.
eladinS MFa. Moaher, who waa pronounced
fatally injured. Tho co.oner's jury wcro
taking Testimony all day, and returned a
scaled verdict. Conductor B. S. Ohilds, oi
the inn. mail. wn, held for msnslauShser.
Rud his bond fixed at 81 800.
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RocunsrEu, N, y, sept. 0.-Counsel for
Wilson, convicted Of ptrangllng Ills vito,
nnd uuntOnced 10 bs hanged to-day, has
Iilcd II notice OF appeal to tho gonoral
torn. This In itaolI ac.s as n rceplte until
tho motion Tor npppal Ia docldod. rropa.
ra,iona for tho hSngng had progressed,
but woro at oncO suspended,
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o1o day,

Iug President nead 70 no farther than
the Office Of his Collector OF Internal Rev
onus in Tennessee for an opportunity to
exercise his boosted civil service reform.
There Collector Hillsmau, it is reliably
shown, Ga.essss his subordinstcs from
five to ten dollars each to aid tho anti
prohibition campaign fund.
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Three Ttn liuricL Alive,

NEW IonK, Sept. H.-Thomas Kelly
Micheei Crowo and Hno!tlor man named
WaItora wero huricd alivn thin evening
In tho Ncquoduct at North Yonkers. ThG
earth Nbuvo cBvod in OH thUm. Tkey lit
under i28 foGt OF Garth and thu,o ia NJ
potslble chance OF their having escape
instant death.
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,1r We have ever said anything agains,
Mr.. Gould absorbing the Baltimore &
Ohio or any other telegraph line, we de-
sire to take It back in n hurry. When the
lion roare!h the prudent man takesh q
back eeat, .I3 tylF
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EG.uoHErrsEinnn Tnlhutt Dcnd.

PHILADELPHIA, IA, Sept. O,-Ex. Con.
HroHsmAn Albert q. Talbot, Of Konlucky,
died from hsHrt failure this morning q,
tho IcDidcnCn Of hiu ialhnrin.law. Mr.. p,
Watson, ut ChcG'Eut IIill. Mr.. Talbot!
loImor!y took III aclivn part In iUn,ucsy
politics and ropreE0ntnl TINT State In Con
greBa from 1853 TO 1850.
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1T. LorVs, Bept. 0.-Alarmed at tho
rspl.l rpfold oi Prohibition, which 10 on.
lia,ing the ladiea In its cauaa. and turning
polling pi.sceg into ires picn!cs and gospel
a3ny meetings, counter aueociations ara
0r24ui9iny, aud ono OF tho most vigorous
Ia that supwn M tho League OF Pomona
l.usrty, whtch, 40 for, is confined to the
Ge'mNuI. !. has Tor i!s object rusntance
10 Prohibition. There ID Overy proDpcc
Ior btnnch Of the league being establluh
ed in eyoy large eisy In tho country.
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MNNtIhk hI IhO WNFtNFn Mil AkNOuINtIOIl,
P!TrSuUEGH, Sept. IA meeting Of the
Western Nail Association will be held n.
Cincinnati on mex! Wednesday. A mem,
bor Of the Association stated to-day ,hat
shoro WA no improvement In the ntaynnn.
cy oI the market. lie did not believe thai
there would bn any change made in the
card rate Of nIiIg.
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CHANIEsroS, W. Va, Sept. 0.-Lnsl
nigh! while nscending flight OF uta;su in
the hotel at Hurricane, u ANAL town in
lutnam co,nty, the Rev. Vim. Fully fell
A pistol iu his pocket wae discIiarred
tho bullet cn.eTel his body near The
heart, md he died in few minu.es. lie
WAS thirty years old.
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BRooxLrm, Sept. o.-John Galc, colorcd,
aged forty, was htrnck on Tho temple by n
baas hnll while croSnIng fold w!oro uone
boys wern playing and died lant night.
Charles Illler, who bal,ed tho ball, wRu
farrceteJ,
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BALTIMORE, MD., Sept. 9.-D. II. Bates
President Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Tele
graph Company, in IN interview to.
night poui!ively denies the rumor that
The Baltimore 4 Ohio telegraph system
had been sold to the Western Union and
ssya further that no negotiations are
pending that arc likely to 20 result.
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THE wifa OF Count Mitkiewic5 Is more
envied by her sex than any OF the numer.
Gus fortunate women in Washington City.
And no wonder! 1t isn't every woman
who receives present Of hundred silk
dresses end jewels without number oil in
p,n dow
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. y.--To.day ID n
legal holiday in California, 1t being tho
37lh annivorDary OF tho admission Of Gall.
iornA IN tho Unt0n. Businegs ia nimont
entirely Huspsndrd throughout tho State
and celebrations Grp boiug held In all largo
ciilss
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Gentlemen In Neel of Eino ahoe,

remember, that notwithstanding ME great
rush tor low priced shoes, we e,W csrrv
IN addition to our medium priced line. n
large line Of Stacy, Adsms 4 Co.'s Msn'a
finest shoes, and, although coating mare
than some, "re much cheaper, wear and
style considered. IN AS
J. W. AMlcK, Solo Agent, B
lliS Main ntrCet.
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About tho only way to mako II certain
TIM. Napoleon OF Finance will know
whore his books arD would be 10 put the
boo&aln jatland koop tho Napoleon handy
TO watch thom,
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LONDON, Sept. "a hastily summoned
C&binet meeting VAS held to-day. 1t is
holieyed that general business was dis.
cnssed, the present difficulties in Ireland
being largely predominant.
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IN these dAys everything grows big in
Wheeling. Big Reunion, big State Fair,
last night tho biggcat musical event In the
city annals. "So.hing succeeds like auc.
ceas.n .I' r"Hu H."#.I, H.rE
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a S55,UOU Blnze.

ROARING SPRINGS, Pa, Sept. 0.-The
Roaring Springs blank book factory and
Taro room, with oil their contcnte, and
also & wagon factory, were burned this
morning. Lose, $55 600; insurance Sl2 900.
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NEw YonK, Sept. 0,--I'retly little Gachel
Booth, tho nclrese, diod yentordny ut hor
homo In thiH city Of an Illncos OF long
standing.
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ANOTHER BIG TINE.


a1eetlng OF the Jefferson County ASricultu.
rnl lsocicty-Speech by mir. Faulkner.
Special Cor7spondenct Of he Inttl.icercer.
HARrER's FERRY, ". Va, Sept. SIT
was my pleasure on Wednesday to attend
the fourth annual free exhibition Of the
Farmers Stock and Agricultural Society,
held Mt Moler's Grove, Jefferson county,
". Va. This exhibition, without going
into detail, par.akes very much CT the na.
ture OF That is known as q county fair.
except, perhaps, there is no gambling, no
whce!s OF fortune, no bs!loon venderg, no
umbrella peddlere and 10 organ grindesu.
The remarkable guccees with which this
Society las been attended, when no cor-
slider that there 40 actual organization, ia
truly wonderful, ard the secyet, We think,
Is that 1t is no money-maafng scheme, be-
Ing devoted simply to tho advancement. Of
tho aoc!al and agricultural intereeis oil the
county. The special feature OF thjs, The
opening day, was the addresa OF welcome
by the Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner, Of Mar.
tinsburg. When the csrriage containing
the distinguished speaker and his pnrtv
pulled INTO the groyD the woods rang with
tho
SHOUT OF WELCOME
that greeted it; from every sids came
tlockirg the true, hardy sons OF the Roil to
DO honor to their honorei guest. Words
fail ua when no would cxprces what We
ieIt, standiug there silent witncsacs OF this
aceno. With q hearty shake OF the hand,
kind word, and pleasant greeting for all
he was tn:!ly clboxed through the crowd
to the epeakets stand, which had been
ncst beautifully and tgetetu!Iy decorated
Tor the occasion. Capt. Lee II. Mole., in
lev pertinent. remarks, introduced Mr.
Faulkner ns tho orator OF the day, and
amid iuety round ef applause from all
admiring audience o: pa.hapa twelve hun
dred rersuns, Mr.. T. acknowledged the
introduction. lis speech born OF Il thor
onch acquaintance with his subisct, the
object and
ruRrosE5 CT TIE SOCIETY,",
waH ore lorg to be remembered. Every
oae was charmed rot lees by tho easy and
natural flow OF hia elegant language, the
high and lofty sentiments oil his heart,
than by the cerIeg., iu!ncE;ns, graceful
bearings OF the speaker liTsslf. He re-
letrcd III glowing tefmg to tho hospitality
OF the Jefferson people, to their beautiful
and accomplished women, to tEcir CON-
Portable houesteEGa, 10 thHir friendly 60.
cial gatherings, the necessity Of thorough
organization and the results wni2h have
bsen accomplished by il, and Concluded
in grand rhetorical flight il @ welcome 10
all" Welcome as kindly showors TO loGs
parched earth"
4 letter vas read by the President OF
the Society explaining the unavoidable
absence Of tho Hon. William Ii. Trayers,
who waa also to lave delivered IN ad.
draeH.
In the afternoon Mr. John 0. Aslionby,
eaid TO DO the happie6t old bachelor in
jeGeraon, enioltai,ed tho audience with
one Of his incompatible epeeches. To.
morrow other distinguished speakvra will
bU preBeIt. b,
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1T How many beating hearts will keep
on beating, and-but here Is the "talo Of
woe" In nutshell. ll}5 I.l T',-'I

Earned runs, Pan Handle. 3. Two base hit,, Bur
Shores, |: nsys. .. hit BY pitched 6iii, by Mai.
Ioty. !; BY kiger, Struck out, by MALLORY, I; By
klger y. Time Of gime 2:20 Umpire, Mlllor, Of
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COLUMBUS

Earned runs, Columbus, 4; whcclIng,l. Firs,
base on balls, Colunhus8 B. Lett Oh bases, Colum.
bus I; wheeling q strnck out by Nyce 2, Two
base hft. Sycc. Three base hit West2, nutchIn.
son and Weleh, Home run. Mutton. Passed balls,
Stenzel l. Wild pitches, kiniber2 Double plays.
minutes. Umpire, stellberger. AVA ""o ~